Send me your fun graphs!

If you haven’t noticed here on the blog, I’ve been posting some visuals lately.  The reason? One, it’s something different, which is usually a good thing.  Two, I’m hosting the next Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants here at Katya’s Nonprofit Marketing Blog next week, and the theme is: Chart Fun. 

Send me your insightful, funny, creative graphs.  You may just get highlighted on October 15!  That’s when I’ll post the best of the best.  But even if yours isn’t in the top seven, I’ll be sharing the best of the rest in the days following.

HOW TO ENTER:  Use the form here (be sure you are submitting the the carnival of nonprofit consultants on the dropdown) OR link to your graph in the comments of this post.

Seeking inspiration?  Check out GraphJam.  It’s fab.

Posted by on 10/09 at 11:17 AM


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    Katya,

    I love Jessica Hagy’s index card art.  Check out this one!

    Jocelyn

    http://indexed.blogspot.com/2007/05/why-we-regret-being-nice.html

    Posted by Jocelyn  on  10/09  at  12:39 PM

    Hi Katya

    There’s also iCharts at

    http://www.icharts.net/portal/

    which “iCharts allows everyone to upload Excel sheets or manually add data from which they can easily create, share and embed interactive charts (= iCharts) within minutes”.

    I’ve not used it myself but I like the idea.

    Howard Lake
    UK Fundraising
    http://www.fundraising.co.uk

    Posted by Howard Lake  on  10/10  at  11:12 AM

    I’ve just submitted one to GraphJam—“Why People Eat Candy Corn”.  I can’t though figure out how to send it to you.  Any suggestions?

    Posted by  on  10/14  at  10:45 AM

    Here’s my recent favorite. It’s from a literary e-magazine called DIAGRAM. Everyone hears the phrases like “brown is the new black,” etc. Here’s “Is The New:”

    http://thediagram.com/6_3/leisurearts.html

    Thanks for blogging!
    Robin

    Posted by Robin Reagler  on  10/15  at  12:18 PM

    I know I missed the Carnival deadline, but you did inspire me to make a graph for my latest post. Talking vs. Doing

    Posted by Chas Grundy  on  10/15  at  12:42 PM
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